FOR EXTERNAL USE
FEICA response to CARACAL-54
FEICA submitted a response on the plans presented on 3 April during the 54th meeting of the Competent Authorities for REACH and CLP (CARACAL-54).
Publication ref.: POP-EX-O04-017
FOR EXTERNAL USE
FEICA Position – REACH Simplification – POSITION PAPER ANNEX 3
Annex 3 (of REACH Simplification position paper)
FEICA’s position on polymers
Publication ref.: POP-EX-O04-014-A
FOR EXTERNAL USE
FEICA Position – REACH Simplification – POSITION PAPER ANNEX 2
Annex 2 (of REACH Simplification position paper)
FEICA’s proposal for a regulatory roadmap
Publication ref.: POP-EX-O04-013-A
FOR EXTERNAL USE
FEICA Position – REACH Simplification – POSITION PAPER ANNEX 1
Annex 1 (of REACH Simplification position paper)
EU regulations affecting the adhesives and sealants industry
Publication ref.: FMI-EX-O04-015
FEICA Position Paper 'Adhesives are not Plastic' (public)
FEICA has published a position paper in the context of the PPWR regulation to clarify that adhesives do not need to comply to recycled content targets for plastics.
Adhesives are sometimes misidentified as plastic due to their polymeric content.
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ASMoR recommendations on the Risk Management Option Analysis (RMOA)
Effective and modern chemicals management requires a balance of protection, competitiveness, and innovation. It must be dynamic to address emerging risks, whilst avoiding over-regulation. An effective Risk Management Option Analysis (RMOA) framework is essential for evaluating safe use options, analysing viable alternatives, and developing adequate risk management strategies. This approach optimises the workload for authorities and industry without compromising safety and innovation. This document covers this approach and ASMoR recommendations on RMOA.
FEICA is a member of the Alliance for Sustainable Management of Chemical Risk (ASMoR). The common goal of ASMoR's members is to ensure that safe uses of substances remain permitted.
Publication ref.: COS-EX-O03-005
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Updated FEICA Briefing paper on CURRENTA Test Method
FEICA Briefing paper on the validated Test Method for the accurate measuring of very low contents (0.01% - 0.15%) of free monomeric isocyanates in mixtures.
FEICA member companies benefit from a discount under the FEICA CAM-0642305-25E licence. The CURRENTA HPLC-MS/MS method (CAM-0642305-25E) is a method optimisation and revalidation of the previous method.
Note that FEICA members who purchased the previous method, can receive a copy of the updated method on simple request, without any additional costs.
This paper includes 2025 pricing and contact information.
Publication ref.: RAM-IN-O01-001
This policy describes the collection, use and processing of personal data by FEICA, as the data controller of this information as defined by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the EU.
Publication ref.: FMI-EX-O01-004
Case Study - Sealants and durability: key drivers of sustainable construction
This case study highlights the critical role of sealants in sustainable construction, emphasising their importance in reducing the carbon footprint of buildings. Key findings of tests conducted on buildings in Belgium, the Czech Republic, and Poland involving one-component foam (OCF) demonstrate the effectiveness of sealants in supporting sustainable construction practices. View the complete case study here.